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You have probably encountered these words many times before and cannot tell the difference. First things first, plaque and tartar are the precursors of gum disease, which is the most common dental disease in the world. The gums are often neglected because all the focus is usually pointed on your pearly whites. Plaque To understand what plaque is,
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A toothbrush is only supposed to be used for 3 months or 60 days. For three months, a good pair of soft or medium toothbrush shall be your best tool against tooth decay, and it is a weapon you can rely on to serve you well after every meal. After the three months is up, like any good soldier, you
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A tooth that gets affected by dental caries or decay will receive a filling. This filling may be directly or indirectly placed, but regardless, it is supposed to restore the aesthetics and functionality of the tooth. After a tooth receives a filling, it is good as new, but it does not necessarily mean that it won’t ever need replacement or
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The package warnings are not mere printings. Despite the high sales and it’s popularity, the risk is real and it is not just a threat: Cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health. It has been shown to have links to the development and progression of many illnesses, especially in the oral cavity. Smoking, in the general sense, weakens the body’s
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